The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-11-17
yl ed that his life had been spared, ,

son fastened PAIR or handouts to the
wrist of Schwab's right hand and
Fielden's left hand. Jailor False
brought out of his private room pail
Of old rusty leg irons weighing four OF
hVe pounds, and locked the legs of the
men together. Gleason searched
them.
Mr.. Foster said: You won't find
any bombs in Fielden's pockets, for be
is man who never even carried a re.
volver.
Fielden called Bailiff Pierce and
asked him to see that his clothing and
papers were sent to his wife. He was
told that his wishes would be followed
and Schwab made the same request.
The men made their way awkwardly
down the steps in the jail court, theiI
walking being very much impaired by
the leg irons. They took the back
seats of the hack, and the deputies
clambered in after them and they were
driven to the station.
Schwab and Fielden left Chicago fol-
Joliet this afternoon on the Chicago
q Alton train. A few acquaintance
of Fielden were at the station, and q
few idlers gathered around the car in
which the convicts were placed, but
that was all.
mos. ,526 AND s,527.'
JOLIET, H., Nov. 12.-The officers
having in charge Schwab and Fielden
arrived here with their prisoners this
afternoon. Both Schwab and Fielden
were shorn of their boards and theiI
heads closely shaven soon after thei1
entrance to the penitentiary. This
was proceeding that was very plainly
not reiished by either, but they quietly
submitted. Fielden was placed in cell
No. 1926, and Schwab in 1897. TheiI
employment has not yet been selected
but on account of their enfeebled con.
dition, consequent on long confne
ment with little exercise, it is thought
it will be light.
SCENES AT THE VARIOUS HOMES OF
THE DEAD ANARCHISTS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-At 10 O'Clock the
was taken out. 1t was to be taken
to the home of his wife. A detail OF
police. just going on duty came along al
this time and marched after the wagon
This created some commOtion along the
avenue, but it died out when the police
turned off at Noble street. Mrs
Fischer was at the house of one Of the
neighbors when the body of her huS
band arrived, but as soon as it had beer
carried into the house and properly
placed, she was escorted into her desc
late home by two female friends. Shit
was suffering greatly and her actions
were somewhat hysterical. She stopped
occasionally and threw her arms about
one OF the other friends and Wept bit
terly.
The doors and windows of Christian
Spies house, where the body of the
dead anarchist lies. were barred and
would not be opened for anyone. Long
strips of white and black Grape were
swinging from the door bell. At the
top of the symbols of mourning was {
large black rose, made also from Grape
and from the middle of the rose 6
stream of red f1uttered in the breeze.
The Van Zandt mansion was tightly
closed this morning, and the curtains
were drawn so as to wholly shut Out
Spies hung in the parlor window
When reporter rang the door bell &
neat looking colOred girl opened the
door. Said she, speaking as though
she was one of the family, 1--WE moth
ing to say, sir, because we're not an
archists at all, and Mr.. Spies is dead
We only sympathized with him, and
we've nothing at all to say, sir
ert!Albert!They murdered yOu!'
cried Mrs. Parsons, when she was per
mitted to see the BODY of her dead nus
band this morning for the first time
since the execution. The undertake.
had conveyed Parsons body to the res
idence, 7S5 Milwaukee avenue, about
IL o'clock When the street door wa
opened Mrs. Parsons was observed a
the cad of the stairs, dressed in ;
long black wrapper. Apparently shl
had rested little during the night, TO
her eyes were swollen with much weep
ing, and she was greatly excited. Thu
committee went to her and endeayoreC
to calm her, but she grew more agi
tated, until they almost forced he
into her own apartments and locked
the door. When the coffin was deposited
in the little sitting room, the top Of tn
features exposed. All the time the
were taking OFF the lid, Mrs. Parsoni
was struggling in the room adjoining
and calling the name of her husband
Little Albert and Lucy, the children
stood together crying and unnoticed il
the corner of the room. When tn
chamber door was unlocked, thu
widow rushed out and threw herSel
bodily on the coffin, hysterical or,
escaped her lips and the poor womaI
fell on the floor in dead faint. a
soon as Mrs. Parsons had recoVeret
sufficiently to walk, she ran again t.
Again she tainted before her lip
touched the cold face of her husband
This time, friends carried her ava,
and would not let her see the corps
again.
THE CORRESPONDENCE RELATIVE Il
THE FUNERAL PERMIT.
CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-Without ban
ners, without dirgeS, the blackening
repulsiYe remains of the five Hay
market murdererS who persisted by rop
and bomb will tomorrow be borne to
lonely tomb, ten miles out from tn
city of their fearful crime and death.
Mayor Roche to-day sent for tn
committee of arrangements for tn
funeral of the men executed Frida,
and had long interview with them
funeral, but owing to tn
circumstances of this case tn
Mayor deemed it best for tn
city to assume general oversight @
the whole affair. The committee itsel
requested that sufficient police shoul
be around to clear the way and pre-
serve order, and readily acQuieSced i
all suggestions made by the Mayor
As a result of the conference, the fina
application was made.
TO the Mayor OF the City of Chicago:
CHICAGO, Nov. 1--we, the under
signed committee for, and in behalf @
the families and friends in making al
rangements for the funeral Q
August Spies, A. r. Parsons
Adolph Fischer, George Engel an
Lewis Lingg, respectfully request tina
we be permitted to have processio
| which we agree to conduct in aecorC
ance with your instructions.
FRANK A. STAUBER.
HENRY LENNESEEYER,
MAX OPEN1IEYER.
Mayor Roche then issued the follow
CHICAGO, Nov. II. 1887.
Frederick Ebersold, Superintendent of Polio.
You will issue a permit worded q
| follows to the committee whose appl
cation is enclosed:
Permission is hereby given to ii
| families and friends of August Spie
A. r. Parsons, Adolph Fischer, GeorE
Engel and Louis Ling to conduct fl
neral Sunday, November 18th, b
| tween the hours of II and 2 O'Clock
i m. on the following conditions: II
bodies are to be taken from their I
| spective homes directly TO the place
burial, the families and friends of Il
deceased forming line on Mlwauk
| avenue to Desplaines street. Desplain
street to Lake street, Lake street
| Fifth avenue. and Fifth avenue to &